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What's frustrating about Feld's work is his unvarying method of introducing phrase after phrase and repeating each in canonic permutations until the next motif replaces it--like watching insects going through genetically programmed routines for no apparent reason other than it's their destiny. Thanks to Compagnon's critical acumen and incisive research, we understand more clearly why and how the historical genetic approach to the Essais became the canonic way of presenting scholarship for seven decades. The grid-style layout of these eighteen clones suddenly felt at home in the world of Warhol, who, only months later, would offer his own mass-produced de Chirico show in Rome with assembly-line riff s on the canonic masterpieces. |
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